Tech Wrap: iOS 13 adoption success, Realme X3 leaks and more

More tech news includes Apple’s A14 chipset and Google’s increased focus on AR and VR.

Here's everything that made headlines in tech today. (Pixabay)

Apple will kick off its annual developers conference, WWDC 2020, on June 22 via an online event. Ahead of the keynote, which will be live streamed at around 10:30PM IST tomorrow, we saw Apple and its products dominating the news.

We also heard more about Google's Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality push.

So here's a look at the top tech news from today:

iOS 13 adoption success

Apple today revealed that the iOS 13 is now running on 92% of iPhones launched in the last four years. iOS 12, on the other hand is running on just 7% iPhones.

Apple A14 chipset

Apple is expected to begin the production of its A14 chipset, the SoC that will power the company's next generation iPhones, later this month. The processor will use 5nm process for manufacturing, which will make it more efficient than its predecessors.

Realme X3 spotted on Geekbench

Realme is set to launch the Realme X3 along with the Realme X3 Super Zoom on June 25. Ahead of the launch event, the device has been spotted on Geekbench, which has revealed key specifications of the upcoming smartphone. Here are all the details.

Google working on immersive AR and VR experience

Google's research team is working on a technology that will provide a more immersive AR and VR experience. The team is planning to showcase the technology at SIGGRAPH 2020.